Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-09-29
HERE AND THERE.

none enough.-[ Martial.
Mrs. Sophie Noell is visiting with
friends in Chicago.
Boots, shoes, and rubbers, best goods
sold at small profit, at c. E. Pariseau's
c. t. Purdy's last letter came too late
for last weeks paper SO itappearsi in this
issue.
''In the death of good man eternity
is seen looking through time"
A corps of women are at work this
week cleaning and renovating the Cong'l
Church building.
Mr.. John Schnably was a visitor in
Merrill the past week. He was the
guest of his daughter Mrs. Bloom.
OYSTER SEAsoN.-Five pounds X X X
Farina and Pearl crackers for % Cts
Votre respectueux, c. E. Pariseau.
We see by the Portage State Register
that Miss Lou Irwin attended the State
Musical Association in that city the past
week.
Miss Sarah Boguslawsky was the first
one to discover the fire on the Green
Bay railroad bridge last Saturday.
Ellis Kroner left Tuesday evening
for Milwaukee where he expects to see
the President, but more especially Daisy
Ellis.
The only place where you can get
10 lbs best granulated sugar for SO cts. is
at G. E. Pariceau's.
I'll fortune never crushed that man
whom good fortune deceived not
ben Johnson.
Have you seen the nice line of fail
and winter goods at Geo. A. Corriveau's
Centralia. If not, call before they are
all gone.
For RENT.-A house of ten rooms,
good cellar, barn, and three lots.
Enquire at First Nat. Bank. w
A better illustration of "the old and
the new than that given by the file
mandatory, just west of the great
Corliss engine at the Milwaukee Ex
position, it would be difficult to imagine
T. c. St. Amour of the Fair Corner,
starts Wednesday night for the Chicago
Markets, and respectfully solicits your
kind inspection of his stock within a
short time.
A man must be excessively stupid, as
well as uncharitable, who believes there
is no virtue but on, his own side [Ad-
olson.
Miss Rickie Faulk left for Chicago and
Milwaukee Wednesday eve'g for short
yisit3among friends. She goes to see
Grover and have good talk with him
on bis chances for reelection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Corriveau have
returned from the cities and new fall
and winter goods are being unpacked at
their store. Ladies now is the time to
call for the latest designs in dress goods.
1t is reported that our friend T. A.
Barnes occupies Mr.. Riels bunk. The
way of the transgressor is hard. The
soldiers home at Milwaukee would be
the proper place for him before it is too
late.
We are pleased to inform the public
that Miss A. NJ. Gordon has accepted
the agency for DR.. G. A. Hulls bronchial
catarrh and asthma cure lately sold in
,N1o Ivy ~, T
persons who are afflicted will do well to
give her a call.
We have been shown the plat of
Woods second addition of Grand Rapids
as drawn by Mr.. J. n Phillips who did
the surveying for Mr.. Wood. He is now
prepared to sell lots in this addition on
easy terms. Now is the time to invest
in a pleasant part of the city before
| prices advance.
The firm Of F. MacKinnon & Co.,
| having put in a saw mill in their factory
at Centralia, are now prepared to. do all
kinds Of saving, by contract, in either
pine or hard wood. We will also buy
pine logs dilivered at our Centralia yard
during the coming winter.
w3 T. MACKINNoN & Co.
Rev. S. Smith closes his labors for the
present year on Sabbath next and starts
for the seat of conference at Appleton
the beginning of next week Mrs. Smith
will accompany him, spending part of
the time in Oshkosh. The subject of
discourse at the NJ. E. Church on
Sabbath morning by the pastor will be
The recognition of friends in Heaven y
Automaton "Ajeeb," the mamma
chine at the Milwaukee Exposition, is
as great mystery to-day as he was the
first of the Exposition. The best
players at chess or checkers find him
too good a player for them, but they are
unable to discover the secret of the
wonderful "Ajeeb." Theories are many
and quite as different as they are
numerous.
The Housekeeper for October will